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The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation - Yoshitoki Chino Memorial Scholarships
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London Business School
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Philip Waymouth and Toshiya Tsutsumi, the 2007 Scholars
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Tetsuya Kaneko and Robert Parikh, the 2008 Scholars
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Shuji Nezu and James Lowery, the 2009 Scholars
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JAPAN / BRITAIN SCHOLARSHIPS AT
LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL
(2011 application deadline: 31st May 2011)
London Business School and the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation are delighted to announce the fourth year of scholarships at London Business School for outstanding Japanese and British students with a strong commitment to UK-Japan exchange.
The scholarships are funded by the Foundation and make a £10,000 contribution towards the tuition costs for one Japanese student and one British student each year. Self-financing Japanese and British students accepted onto London Business School’s MBA programme are eligible to apply for the scholarships. The British student will undertake an internship, term of exchange study or consulting project in Japan as part of the two year programme. It is hoped the awards will help to develop exceptional Japanese and British business leaders. Applications for the fourth year of the scholarships (for MBA students starting in August 2010) will close on 31st May 2010; the successful candidates will be chosen by 30th June 2010.
The scholarships are known as “The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation - Yoshitoki Chino Memorial Scholarships” to commemorate the late Mr Yoshitoki Chino KBE (1923-2004), former Chairman of Daiwa Securities Co Ltd, and founder Trustee and Vice Chairman of the Foundation. As part of the School’s MBA programme, one of the two business schools in Japan where the British scholarship winner may undertake a term of exchange study is Keio University, the alma mater of Mr Chino. The other exchange school in Japan is at Hitotsubashi University.
For further details on the scholarships and the MBA admissions process, please see the London Business School website:
MBA programme Scholarships: www.london.edu/mba/feesandfinancing/scholarships.html
and MBA programme Admissions: www.london.edu/mba/admissions.html
London Business School's purpose is to deliver insights and leaders that have impact. The School is ranked number one in the world for both full-time and executive MBA programmes* and is ranked top ten for Executive Education**. In research, the School is ranked within the global top ten* and holds the highest average research score of any UK academic institution***. The School's faculty, from over 30 countries, is grouped into seven subject areas – Accounting; Economics; Finance; Management Science and Operations; Marketing; Organisational Behaviour; and Strategic and International Management. Studying at the School provides access to an unmatched diversity of thought. With a presence in four international cities – London, New York, Hong Kong and Dubai – the School is well positioned to equip students from more than 130 countries with the capabilities needed to operate in today’s business environment. Students further benefit from our 28,000 alumni who provide a wealth of knowledge, business experience and worldwide networking opportunities. The School awards 1000 degrees every year, across MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Finance, Sloan Fellow and PhD programmes and has most recently added Masters in Management to its portfolio. The Executive Education team offers a portfolio of over 30 open programmes as well as custom-designed programmes developed to meet the specific needs of individuals and their organisation. Annually, over 8000 participants attend executive programmes which are led by many of the world’s leading business thinkers. www.london.edu
* Financial Times MBA rankings Jan 2009 / Financial Times EMBA rankings Oct 2008
** Financial Times Executive Education rankings May 2009 *** Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 2008 |
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More information from the London Business School (external link)
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